The rapper recently gifted his daughter, 11 months, a chair made of plush toys by designer brothers Humberto and Fernando Campana. Two of the duo’s stuffed animal seating creations are currently for sale on the luxury design marketplace 1stDibs for between $15,000 and $25,000.

“The limited edition series sold out during the run of the fair to an international clientele of mostly contemporary art collectors, including Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner,” a representative for Friedman Benda tells PEOPLE, adding, “To protect our collectors we don’t disclose pricing.”

“Daddy dropped off a new chair for stormi and omg this girl threw the bag over her shoulder i can’t,” Jenner captioned a video of Stormi perched on the fancy seat. In the clip, someone hands her a tiny Louis Vuitton bag and can be heard saying, “You’re so cute.” Stormi says, “bye,” adorably waving.

Jenner also shard a photo of herself on the chair. “Mood all 2019,” she wrote alongside the photo, adding a black heart emoji.

Scott was in Miami during the annual fairs, which have exploded into a celebration of art, design and celebrity-filled parties in recent years. Leonardo DiCaprio, Kanye West, Princess Eugenie, Pharrell and Cardi B were also among the A-list attendees this year.

Stormi’s piece is made of black Felix the Cat toys with X’s for eyes, a Kaws signature. The artist frequently borrows likenesses of famous characters for his works, which include large-scale sculptures and murals.

The Campanas also incorporate some famous figures, like Mickey Mouse, in their stuffed animal pieces, which they’ve been making for over a decade, according to Dezeen.

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